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Denis Cherim, Coincidence Project (via)
The Coincidence Project Will Challenge The Way You Look At The World
“Coincidence Project” Reveals Perfectly Timed and Serendipitously Aligned Photos of the World
“Coincidence Project” Reveals Perfectly Timed and Serendipitously Aligned Photos of the World
The Coincidence Project is a special project started by a photographer named Denis Cherim. He had the idea of capturing pictures of certain harmonious moments where various scenic elements become aligned so that they portray a different perspective when you look at it. These could be pictures of people, landscapes, or monuments which have unusual shadowing, glaring or slopes that are…
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"Coincidence Project" Reveals Perfectly Timed and Serendipitously Aligned Photos of the World
With an eye for unusual juxtapositions and serendipitous moments where the universe seems to synchronize itself just so, photographer Denis Cherim is there with his camera seeing what the rest of us do not. The ongoing series called the Coincidence Project incorporates a wide variety of photogra
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With an eye for unusual juxtapositions and serendipitous moments where the universe seems to synchronize itself just so, photographer Denis Cherim is there with his camera seeing what the rest of us do not. The ongoing series called the Coincidence Project incorporates a wide variety of photographic approaches from landscapes to street photography and occasionally portraiture. Gathered here are some of our favorites from the last few years, but you can see hundreds more photos by Cherim over on Flickr and Facebook. (Colossal via Booooooom)
Mad Quickies: Stolen Paintings Recovered, Data Visualization of Crying, Coincidence Photography and More!
Mad Quickies: Stolen Paintings Recovered, Data Visualization of Crying, Coincidence Photography and More!
Uhhhhhh sorry the Quickies are late today. I’ve only just stopped sobbing from last night’s episode of Game of Thrones. Let’s all cheer up a bit. If we can. Speaking of crying, Robin has been tracking and quantifying different aspects of her life. Here, she records and uses data to visualize all the times she’s cried over the course of a year. -Via Jim There’s only a few days left to enter the…
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